Autumn
2009, Block II
This course
description supplements the
course description at the homepage of the Basic Studies Programme in the
Natural Sciences. We
use the programming language Java and the aim is that you after the course can
write small or medium size programs. The integrated development environment JCreator is used at the course.
The course is organized as 24 lessons of 3 hours each. At Tuesdays the teaching
takes place 1300-1600 and at Fridays the teaching takes place 0915-1200, both
days in Datastue 42.1 (room 42.1.39). Note that the teaching at Fridays begins
at 0915, not at 0900. The room is
close to the entrance of Building 42.1, just turn right after entering the
building.
Further
information can be found at the course plan,
all references are to the textbook (BJ).
Teacher: Torben Braüner (torben@ruc.dk).
Evaluation:
During this course, you will have to
Concerning mini-projects and oral test: Note that the mini-projects must be solved
individually. You may discuss ideas in general terms with other students but
your solution must be your own. In the oral test you are expected to be able to
explain the code and the underlying ideas behind the program and you should be
familiar with the main topics of the course.
Handing-in: Solutions to exercises
should be send to the course teacher by email: torben@ruc.dk. Please indicate
clearly who has participated solving the exercise
Teaching materials: Cay Horstmann: Big Java, Third Edition. Wiley,
2008. Supplementary notes will be handed out or made available via the homepage
of the course.
Supplementary teaching material